Foot and leg Pain
The feet and legs are the most common source of pain and dysfunction.
There are 26 bones in the feet, 33 joints and over 100 ligaments that make up the foot.
Pain is a complex physiological and psychological process.
The body and minds response to pain can be debilitating to those who suffer.
Pain can be a result of overuse injury of tissues, chronic poor foot posture and repetitive stress injury.
We take foot pain seriously and have developed long term treatment goals and methods ensuring you get back to a pain free lifestyle.
Common Sources
of Foot and Leg Pain
- Heel Pain
- Plantar fascia Pain
- Ball of foot pain
- Bunion pain
- Toe pain
- Achilles and calf pain
- Knee Pain
- Hip Pain
How we Help
Finding the source of the problem is easier than you think. Through thorough examination both statically and dynamically we can locate the area of concernn and the dysfunction causing the issue.
Finding the right treatment for you is our expertise. In our experience it takes a multi-faceted approach to treatment. We use multiple approaches to identify the problem, treat the cause and prevent it from occurring again through rehabilitation.
Our Sports podiatrist has over 15 years experience in providing specialist care in
- •Active Release Techniques
- •Neural tension rehabilitation
- •Joint mobilisation therapy
- •Custom orthotics therapy
- •Exercise prescription and rehabilitation.
Treatment Process
The treatment process involves firstly by identifying the dysfunction or cause through functional testing and gait analysis.
Treatment may range from soft tissue release, joint mobilisation, and exercise prescription.
The utilisation of custom orthotics to provide the stable base to initiate the alignment of the body. Muscle activation and stabilisation further contribute to long term pain free relief.
We utilise a combination of modalities with a holistic approach to assessment and treatment dysfunction.
Our Sports podiatrist has over 15 years experience in providing specialist care in
- •Active Release Techniques
- •Neural tension rehabilitation
- •Joint mobilisation therapy
- •Custom orthotic therapy
- •Exercise prescription and rehabilitation.
